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St. Hubert Chapel

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St. Hubert Chapel in Luxembourg is a pleasant religious building dedicated to the patron saint of hunters and nature lovers. The chapel is characterized by its simple yet elegant late Gothic or Baroque architecture, harmoniously integrated into the surrounding landscape. Hubert of Liège, whose conversion occurred according to legend after seeing a crucifix between the antlers of a stag, enjoys special veneration in the wooded regions of Luxembourg. Inside the chapel, visitors often find artistic wood carvings and altarpieces depicting scenes from the saint's life. The site serves not only as a space for worship but is also a popular meeting point for traditional St. Hubert masses in autumn, where hunting horns are often heard. Many chapels of this name in the country have long histories as local pilgrimage sites or were founded by noble families as private places of prayer. The tranquil atmosphere invites contemplation and combines Christian tradition with the deep connection to nature in Luxembourgish culture. The chapel often serves as a starting point for hikes through the surrounding valleys.

Location: Luxembourg
Top sights: Mamerleeën · Château de Schoenfels · Wehrturm Schlass Schëndels
Nearby: Helperknapp (4 km)

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun–Aug.

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Avg °C	1	1	5	9	13	17	19	19	15	10	5	2
Rain mm	67	57	57	46	70	68	65	72	56	65	68	79

📋 Practical info

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Visiting

St. Hubert's Chapel is a historic sacred building, typically open to the public. Visitors can see the interior unless private events are taking place.

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Typical hours

The chapel is usually open during service times, which typically occur on Sundays and holidays. On weekdays it may be visited by appointment - a quick check with the parish is recommended.

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Photography

Photography inside is usually allowed without flash, out of respect for the artworks and atmosphere. During services, please be especially considerate and refrain from taking photos.

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Time needed

A visit to the chapel takes about 15-20 minutes, enough for a quiet prayer and viewing the interior. Those wanting to study the building's history in more depth should allow 30 minutes.

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Combine with

The chapel is set in greenery, often near hiking trails - combine it with a nature walk in the adjacent woods. The nearby Septfontaines Castle or Luxembourg's old town are also worthwhile destinations.

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Getting there

The chapel is reachable by car on narrow country roads; parking is usually available at the forest edge. Public transport rarely goes directly - a bike or walk is recommended.

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Insider tip

If the chapel is locked, look for the posted phone number of the caretaker - often you can ring to ask. Visit at sunset when the light streams through the windows, creating a special atmosphere.

Geography

Coordinates

49.72140, 6.09830

Facts

Veneration of St. Hubert in Luxembourg dates back to the 8th century.
St. Hubert's Day is traditionally celebrated on November 3rd.
The chapel often contains a statue of the saint accompanied by a stag.
Many of these structures were fundamentally renovated in the 18th century.
The chapel is frequently part of guided cultural hiking trails.
St. Hubert's bread is blessed here on the feast day and distributed to the faithful.

Explore nearby

Notable places around

Tuntange2 km · WExplore →

Schoenfels Castle2 km · SExplore →

Mersch Castle3 km · NExplore →

Hollenfels Castle4 km · WExplore →

Telpeschholz4 km · SWExplore →

Helperknapp4 km · NWExplore →

New Ansembourg Castle5 km · SWExplore →

Gourmangslee Nature Reserve5 km · SEExplore →

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Sights in the town St. Hubert Chapel (10)

Mamerleeën

Cave in Luxembourg, located in the Mamer-Leeën area.

Château de Schoenfels 🏰 castle

Castle in Luxembourg, set in the Mamer river valley amid forests.

Wehrturm Schlass Schëndels 🏰 castle

Defensive tower of Schëndels Castle in Luxembourg.

View on Schlass Schëndels

Viewpoint overlooking Schëndels Castle and the valley.

Saint-Willibrord

Church building in Luxembourg, dedicated to Saint Willibrord.

Priedigstull

Viewpoint offering a vista of the surrounding landscape.

Saint-Blaise

Church building in Luxembourg, dedicated to Saint Blaise.

Wichtelslee

Remains of a refuge stronghold: a rampart wall and a formerly inhabited cavern.

Saint-Pierre

Church building in Luxembourg, dedicated to Saint Peter.

Viaduc de Lorentzweiler

Railway viaduct in Lorentzweiler, spanning the valley.

Sights nearby

Frequently asked questions

When was the St. Hubert Chapel built?

The current chapel often dates back to the 17th or 18th century.

Who was Saint Hubert?

He is the patron saint of hunters and foresters.

Is the chapel open to the public?

It is usually closed and only open for special services or upon request.

Where is the chapel located?

There are several chapels of this name; they are often located in rural regions of Luxembourg.

Are there any special features inside?

Baroque altars or statues of Saint Hubert are frequently found inside.

St. Hubert Chapel: where is it located?

St. Hubert Chapel is located in Luxembourg.

St. Hubert Chapel: what is there to see?

Highlights include Mamerleeën, Château de Schoenfels, Wehrturm Schlass Schëndels.

St. Hubert Chapel: when is the best time to visit?

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun, Aug.

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St. Hubert Chapel

Best time to visit & climate